Is there a member of the Trinity that you find yourself a little fuzzy on?

Most of us can wrap our minds around God the Father and God the Son.

But the Holy Spirit, that's where things get a little harder to grasp.

After all, he's invisible. and for a lot of us,

the word ghost doesn't exactly help. Today, on Insight for Living, Chuck Swindoll begins a message

that will demystify the Spirit of God. And Chuck will start exactly where most of us live,

with honest questions about the one we least understand.

But first, we'll begin with prayer.

Jesus said, you will receive power when the Spirit is upon you, and you shall be my witnesses in Jerusalem and in Judea and in

Samaria and to the remotest part of the earth.

Put in today's language, it would be, you shall be my witnesses in Frisco, and in Texas,

and in Kansas and Kentucky, and Illinois, and Ohio, and even into Canada and Mexico, and Mexico,

and Europe, and Africa Africa and Russia.

Into distant islands that you have never seen before, your witness will reach them because of the

spirit.

Someone told me years ago that if you were to check the cornerstones of the great churches,

you will see that many of them, if not most, were built during the Depression.

People turn to God when times are hard.

With him, you can entrust your treasure and always receive a return.

And so our Father, we pause to thank you for your redemptive work,

finding us when we weren't looking, loving us when we weren't very likable or loving,

caring for us when we weren't very likable or loving, caring for us when we were careless,

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